Help Rescue, Feed, Care of our Dogs at the Shelter

In addition to community outreach, maintenance, cleaning, feeding and care are provided to all animals residing at the facility each month.

The facility receives stray and injured animals from local authorities and occasionally from community members, this time we receive 3, it is complicated and expensive to care for them, but thanks to your support we can achieve it.

Cleaning and caring for our 4-legged guests is daily, but taking the time to greet them and play a little with them to respond to their love is an easy task and feeds the souls of our collaborators.
We are happy because 3 of our 4-legged guests found a good home.

With the support of the state government, we achieved 24 pets had their neutering surgery free of charge thanks to the collaboration with the Ministry of Health.

To prevent parasites in our residents, Ivermectin was applied to each of them.

Our walking volunteers returned with renewed energy and took our friends for a walk along the path that has been prepared for them.

In the fundraising program, 3 cremation services were provided for people in the community who lost their pets and whoever receives the service can make a donation in the name of their lost friend.

A new option in which we have been able to support the community is when owners who need to care for and treat their pets, but due to scheduling problems at work or traveling, cannot do so and we ensure that they recover properly.

We provide transportation to vet appointments, food, and medical treatments and care.

Once recovered, they return home to their owners.

It is a joy to see how they return home happily.

During this month we support 12 pets by providing them with our free care services, but the owners provide food and veterinary costs.

The foundation hosts an animal rescue center as the centerpiece of its community health and education efforts, striving to eliminate sources of disease and improve sanitation in the community through proper management of stray animals.

The rescue center also serves as a teaching vehicle for local schools to help instill community values such as responsibility and animal welfare.

Our population in June is 51 inhabitants; 5 adoptions and 2 new rescues. 20 community pets were sterilized.

In addition to community outreach, maintenance, cleaning, feeding and care are provided to all animals residing at the facility each month.

The facility receives stray and injured animals from local authorities and occasionally from community members.

• Cleaning and maintenance of facilities daily.
• Food, water and veterinary care for facility residents daily.
• 20 free sterilizations were carried out thanks to the collaboration with the Ministry of Health.
• Our veterinarian Uriel Valdez applied Ivermectin to all resident pets to control fleas and ticks.
• Provided 6 pet cremation services requested by owners who lost their 4-legged friends.
• Visit of children to live with pets.
• We currently support people from the community with 4 pets that are in CRESCA due to health problems, people from the community pay for food and veterinary expenses and Cresca supports with transportation to the veterinarian and care.
• With the support of 2 volunteers, 2 pets were rescued that were not properly cared for by their owners.
• Cleaning and organization of CRESCA warehouses.
• Purina Distribution Center in Monterrey would like to donate kibble.
• Investigation of means of transporting croquettes from Monterrey to Santa Rosalía. (They are too expensive)
• We receive wood donated by people in the community to make dog houses.
• The pet play area is completed, where all groups of guests can go out and run freely.

Links:

• Facebook CRESCA
• Pagina Hagamos Mas por Santa Rosalia